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elocs Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Nov-07-08 11:19 PM
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41. Ultimately any ballot which is rejected by a machine will be filtered through people
in one way another whether it is reentering the information on a spoiled ballot onto a good one or having representatives and a neutral party agreeing on the intent of a ballot after examining it. The reality is that no system is perfect and we will still need humans to determine intent in one way or another. I see absolutely nothing wrong with election judges from both parties reentering the data exactly as it was on the original in order to be read by the machine.
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